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STOP THESE THINGS 
I have just read in the Taipei news that the hunger strikers against wind turbines as of 19th were still on strike. I dont see much chance of them being successful but hopefully someone ill help them as the same old story about tubbiness exist with them not having a say when supposed information was given them from Infravest. One resident lived in Yuangli (?) all his life never heard anything from the company at all.Briefings I think existed for the head of the area not for residents This sounds jus like here
thanks for the informed and truthful information
Take a break, yes. But don’t even think of retiring from this blog! Know that your readers (I am one of them) will miss you and we look forward to your return, invigorated and refreshed.
Calvin Luther Martin, PhD
Editor, WindTurbineSyndrome.com
I too join with others and wish you a great and refreshing break. The reports and exposures that have been published are priceless I do hope that you will come back refreshed and stronger than ever. The contribution made has been very helpful to those who feel that they have not had a voice. Good luck and good health.
Kind Regards
James
You’re doing such a good job and a break is well deserved. Those that you have shown up I am sure will be happy also. But I bet they will be waiting in trepidation for your return and wondering who and what you will expose when you return – Nails will be bitten to the quick .
You certainly deserve a break. Please come back harder and stronger. You proberably don’t know how much the Wind Turbine refugees and Victims depend on you to keep going.
We really appreciate your efforts.
Thank god , you are doing such a fantastic job. Please don’t burn out. You are our savior. Have a great break, you deserve it totally. xxxxxxxxx
What a shame. Where am I going to get my regular dose of wind farm wisdom? Have a break, but come back soon.
We’re fighting a very shonky wind project in Kenya, by the way, which the World Bank withdrew from. You can read about it here: http://www.businessdailyafrica.com/Kenya-Power-deal-that-forced-World-Bank-out-of-wind-farm-/-/539546/1538602/-/tvegggz/-/index.html